pull — to use force to move something toward you or in the direction that your hands are moving
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to use force to move something toward you or in the direction that your hands are moving
Pronunciation (IPA): /pʊl/
Example Sentences
- My cat loves to pull toilet paper all over the house.
- He tried to pull a muscle while pulling the heavy box.
- Can you help me pull this cart to the market?
pull
VERB[/pʊl/]
to use force to move something toward you or in the direction that your hands are moving

a determined child grips a thick rope tightly with both hands and leans backward. She uses her whole body weight to move the rope toward her team's side. The rope stretches taut as opposing force resists from the other end. Her teammates behind her also pull in the same direction, creating a chain of pulling motion. Other children on the opposite side pull back, showing the competitive struggle. The grass beneath their feet shows scuff marks from their effort. using force to move something toward you or in the direction that your hands are moving
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“My cat loves to pull toilet paper all over the house.”
“He tried to pull a muscle while pulling the heavy box.”
“Can you help me pull this cart to the market?”
“She managed to pull off the impossible task.”
“The magician pulled a rabbit out of his hat.”
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